Traptox: The surprising cure tech neck sufferers are embracing

Medics warn younger generation is likely to be more prone to tension headaches, muscle spasms and bone spurs. Smartphone users are increasingly turning to Botox jabs to cure “tech neck” – pain and inflammation from time hunched over devices. Doctors have reported a rise in patients seeking the injections to combat tension headaches, muscle spasms and even bone spurs – painful growths in the neck joints due to poor posture.

Some sufferers are having repeat injections every six to nine months. A full course of treatment can cost up to £600 ($1280)..